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April
Kensington Mortgages must pay over £1 million in compensation after it was fined by the Financial Services Authority (FSA) for hammering borrowers behind on payments with huge charges.
12 April 2010
Labour will pledge to clampdown on banking 'rip-offs' as part of its General Election manifesto, to be announced today.
12 April 2010
The Liberal Democrats have pledged to end unfair bank charges and help victims of excessive fees get them back in their 'manifesto for consumers'.
9 April 2010
Mortgage holders whose interest is calculated once a year could save cash by switching to a deal where interest is worked out on a daily basis.
9 April 2010
Internet users who illegally share copyrighted material could be banned from surfing the web under Government plans.
9 April 2010
Petrol prices have soared to an all-time high, it was revealed today.
8 April 2010
Energy firms could be banned from locking customers onto new tariffs without their permission under proposals from industry regulator Ofgem.
8 April 2010
The Bank of England today announced it is holding the Base Rate at its 0.5% historic low for the 13th consecutive month.
8 April 2010
House prices rose in March after suffering their first drop in eight months in February, figures show today.
8 April 2010
The Government has scrapped its proposed broadband tax, pending the election result.
7 April 2010
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